The phrase "address governance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the management, oversight, or regulation of governance structures or processes.
Example: "In our upcoming meeting, we will address governance issues that have arisen in the recent project."
Alternatives: "tackle governance" or "discuss governance matters".
The volume basically contains three chapters which directly address governance and government issues (on 'governing urban low transitions' [3] and on 'municipal bureaucracies' [4, 5]).
These are typically costs incurred by the government to ensure a positive legal and regulatory environment, address governance issues and reduce unregulated / illegal forest use.
Eikenberry: Rather, in a PBS interview on November 7, Karzai sounded bizarrely cautionary notes about his willingness to address governance and corruption.
In a second cable, dated Nov. 9, he expressed new concerns: "In a PBS interview on November 7, Karzai sounded bizarrely cautionary notes about his willingness to address governance and corruption.
The bank, based in Washington, has focused on strengthening its own capacities and "improving its standing among key stakeholders rather than on strategic issues facing client countries," it said, adding that it should do more to build institutional capacities in its client countries and address governance risks.
This temporary structure has been put in place to address governance issues.
The opportunity existed for the IAAF to have addressed governance issues.
From 2003 to 2005 he was the board chairman of the James Irvine Foundation, a nonprofit San Francisco group dedicated to promoting the arts and education and addressing governance issues in California.
Following this trajectory, this paper addresses governance by social media rather than governance of social media.
The model can be enhanced with specific tools to serve as a holistic framework for addressing governance of both traditional and cloud-based IT environments.
Given the multiple ways in which the governance issues related to the bio-objectification of clinical biobanks can be and are in practice addressed, governance for clinical biobanking is likely to remain a dynamic and heterogeneous field.
